Celiacs, rejoice! There's a spot in town for us…read more My husband is Jewish and has wanted to try Tavi for awhile. The problem is we live in Houston and only come to the area to see my parents twice every year. On our final night, he said he wanted to go to Tavi. Wish granted. We got a reservation on Open Table (highly recommend) and headed that way. Will was our server (and was also the bartender). He was incredible. He explained how the kitchen has a dedicated fryer for gluten-free items so celiacs and gluten intolerant folks won't react. Words cannot express how much that means to us. Additionally, they could do the fried chicken hummus and use rice flour to bread it instead of wheat. We ordered it. Upon arrival, it was so incredibly good. They brought fresh vegetables (crudite) to use instead of pita (it's $8, but they are homegrown and fresh). My husband, who can have all the gluten in the world, enjoyed his with pita. He put it on his plate. The pita also came with olive oil and is made in house. You can watch them bake it in the wood-fired oven. The pita is also the base for the flatbreads. When it came time to order our real food, I got the shrimp and subbed couscous for the rice. It was like a fried Israeli rice with pistachios. Lots of crunch and excellent. The shrimp came in a New Orleans style bbq sauce. I could have drank just the sauce (and taken some years off of my life cause it was butter). My husband had the lamb shawarma since they were half off on Saturday. His came with fries. He was so impressed. If you come and split an appetizer, you could easily split a shawarma. The portions are huge (not on the shrimp, though). You definitely need reservations if you have a larger party. It's not too loud inside, but there's ongoing chatter in the background. I'd also recommend planning on staying at least an hour. They won't rush around. Parking can be a pain, so allow extra time for that. We will definitely be back!!

Yes, their celiac friendly but the food was blah, overcooked shrimp that had barely any bbq sauce…read moreand dried rye. Our server was great but he was the bartender with a full bar. He was great but harried. Am I coming back, maybe. I think they were the struggle bus with service and a new cook. My guess only

Friendly service. Good food. Get 6 pieces of nice warm Pita for $4 instead of grocery & Baba…read moreghanouj & Hummus come in large sizes. Hummus dry, baba is good. Store has variety of drinks, alcohol, snacks, non perishables, incense, smoking accessories, Jewelry, toys, etc.

3.5 stars. I had a…read morerandom craving for falafel. That's an easy enough craving to fix in New Orleans, but in Slidell? Not so much. I did some searches, found this place on Google, and decided to give them a shot. I was ordering for multiple people, so I ended up getting 2 po-boys, a falafel wrap, and baklava. One of the people who got a po-boy said it wasn't regular mayo on the po-boy, but rather either tahini or tzatziki. Now mind you, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but could be jarring for someone not expecting it. The falafel and baklava were mine. I thought that the falafel wrap was good: flavorful and saucy. It was a bit messy, but I seem to always make a mess when eating falafel sandwiches. I was excited about the baklava, but unfortunately it wasn't very good. Maybe it had been sitting for a while, I don't know, but the flaky pastry had lost some of its flakiness/crispiness and had become a bit chewy instead. One odd thing is that you get your food bagged at the checkout counter, which is separate from the food counter. This doesn't sound bad in theory, but meant I ended up carefully holding 3 hot sandwiches, a small takeout container, and a menu while waiting in line at the checkout counter. The man at the register was very friendly though, and recommended their chicken shawarma; I'll have to try that at some point. It bears mentioning that along with food and typical convenience store items, this place also has a meat counter/market. They sell things like raw steaks, ground meat, turkey wings, pork necks, chicken drumsticks, sausage, etc.

We were relieved and delighted to find an authentic restaurant that tasted like the street tacos I…read morehad in DF as well as in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, known for its large Mexican population. This made us feel a little better about moving away from our friends and family in NY and starting a new life here in Covington, LA. We ordered tacos (chorizo, al pastor, lengua, camaron and asada) which were all tasty, full of flavor and perfectly spiced. We also ordered the fajitas poblanos that came with a side of tortillas, rice and beans. The mixed protein platter had a perfect char and was too big for us to finish i one sitting. The meal starts with chips and freshly made salsa. Their drinks are huge and they had a variety of agua frescas including tamarindo, pina and jamaica. The tamarindo was great. Their sauces compliment the meal so well and have the perfect spice. The place is family run and you should definitely go support if you live in town or are stopping by.

Wowow this place was so good. It was a last minute decision to come here. The place was clean and…read moreserver was nice. I am absolutely obsessed with this place. The Birria tacos were absolutely amazing. If I could eat these everyday I would. The price was extremely cheap IMO for what we got. The chips and salsa was good. It was very authentic.

Albasha seemed to offer a lighthearted and fun atmosphere, with large glass windows, televisions,…read moreand soft background entertainment that make the space feel both casual and inviting. The music added an interesting touch to the overall dining experience. The service was fairly good--our waitress was polite and checked in periodically, though she did disappear for stretches of time, which us in a left a bit of a gap in attentiveness. But, when she returned, she was helpful and accommodating. The food was very enjoyable overall. One standout was the Lebanese tea, which, even without the pine nuts, had a great flavor and was a highlight of the meal. Most of the dishes were flavorful and well-prepared, though the chicken in the Shawarma plate was a little dry. Despite that, the generous portions and authentic flavors made the meal satisfying. Lastly, I believe this place delivers a welcoming ambience, friendly service with room for a little more consistency, and delicious food with a few small areas for improvement. I'd gladly return, especially for the tea and the relaxed atmosphere.

I moved away from Louisiana a few years ago, and not long after, my family did too. Whenever I came…read moreback to visit, this was always the one place I requested we eat. Now that my family has moved away as well, I don't get to enjoy this place anymore. To this day, every time I look for Mediterranean food in San Diego, I find myself comparing it to this restaurant, and nothing has come close. Thank you for so many amazing meals and memories. Your food will always remind me of home, and I hope your business continues to thrive!!!

You must try the thunder cheese (it is made at the store…read more You have to buy the multi -seed crunch master original crackers(don't use any other crackers) We buy it every week .it really good ! Sometimes they put a little too much mayo! Try it you love it

This is a really cool old style looking market. We just went in to crab some beer and soda for an…read moreafternoon at the pool. The guy at the register was nice. Lots of options for beer. Nothing exceptional happened but I just like old style markets like this.

This place is so amazing! A tucked away gem of gluten free! The owner/chef is so accommodating and…read morecan make adjustments of the menu. There are options for dairy free as well. These pictures are a late post from December. Best thing here is the fried chicken sandwich which was added recently to the menu. Never caught a picture because we inhaled it! Also, they now have gluten free ONION RINGS!

I believe this business is no longer in business. I went to the location, and it appeared to be…read moredeserted. Parking lot was roped off and it looks like weeds are growing up all around the building can't judge the food or the service or the ambience because it was not open

FOOD: The popular onion soup they're known for is amazing. You get a big pastry on top, and it is…read morealways delicious. We always order the chicken shawarma, which is flavorful and comes in a great portion. Everything I've tried here has been consistently great. They also have two dollar martinis all day, every day, which is awesome. SERVICE: Our server knows us now. Every time we come in, we are greeted with smiles and receive excellent service. They are always willing to work with you on changes, special requests, or any needs you may have. AMBIANCE: The ambiance is nothing too crazy. It's a classic Greek restaurant that is well maintained and very clean.

May want to try here. New owners. Food is delicious. Ambience is changing too! Ate there a few…read moretimes already. There daily specials are exciting and the Eggplant Pontchartrain is wonderful

*Update Closed as of 2024 *…read more Sweet Owner just a locally owned mom and pop business country store . Always , great crawfish, local dishes poboys completely delicious lunch specials , breakfast biscuits . Count on conversation and a warm smile every time you visit . Pick up your beer ,package liquor, smokes as well as live bait,local honey,jams,jellies anything you may have forgotten at Rouses. Great spot!

I do love a small grocery store that has a sign out front promoting local goods for sale and a…read morevariety of hot plate options. The sign in front gave no indication that they were closed. Oh well, another time.